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In some regions, medical care is hard to find [Feb 22 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Health Care -
Group: State's survey ranking was incorrect: Many women work in government [Feb 21 2004 pB1]
Subjects: State Employees -
Death Penalty Debate in NH Galvanized [Feb 20 2004 p1+]
Subjects: Death Penalty -
Private Attorneys Team Up to Aid NHLA on $1.2 Million Medicaid Dental Settlement [Feb 20 2004 p1+]
Subjects: New Hampshire Legal Assistance -
In Memoriam - Ronald B. Willoughby [Feb 20 2004 p12]
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Law Reversing Breault Effective Immediately, Sending Lawyers, Judges Scrambling [Feb 20 2004 p22]
Subjects: HB 299 (2004) -
Official: Benson's prison plans not final: Corrections employees told not to worry, yet [Feb 20 200
Subjects: Corrections Department -
Senate okays state ethics bill: Benson said to be still mulling lobbying provision [Feb 20 2004 pB1
Subjects: Ethics -
Legislator quits before vote on expulsion: Kerns says he'll run for re-election this year [Feb 20 2
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Gehring found dead in cell: Father accused of killing children committed suicide [Feb 20 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Gehring, ManuelSee also: SEE ALSO same page "Death heightens mystery" -
Jury punishes lawmakers: $188,000 awarded in harassment case [Feb 20 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Giordano, Ronald (Representative) -
House says no to banning publicly funded abortions: Lawmakers: It would penalize rape victims [Feb
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Kerns must go, advises ethics panel: 23-year-old would be second state lawmaker ever ousted [Feb 19
Subjects: Kerns, John (Representative) -
Lawmakers want more specifics on Benson budget plan: Current finances turn on promised but still un
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Cleaning up automakers' messes: DES asking salvage yard owners to remove mercury from cars [Feb 19
Subjects: Environmental Services Department (DES) -
The words were always there: Plumber, dad, poet is published [Feb 18 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Duffy, Robert (Poet) -
House tries to satisfy jury's questions: Witnesses: Ex-secretary's needs took first priority [Feb 1
Subjects: Giordano, Ronald (Representative) -
State still mulls drug options: Buying pool, Canada imports on table [Feb 18 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Prescription Drugs -
Hundreds add voice to marriage debate: Bill would exclude gay unions [Feb 18 2004 pA1+]
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Bill says adoptees have right to know: Law would give adults birth certificates; opponents say pare
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Senate considers school aid change: New bill would redistribute funding [Feb 17 2004 pB1+]
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Veterans could see higher tax credits: New law allows towns to increase benefits [Feb 16 2004 pB1+]
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The Legislature's man of mystery: Kerns falls from protege to near exile [Feb 15 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Kerns, John (Representative) -
Benson eyes captive insurance: He supports letting businesses create private firms [Feb 15 2004 pB1
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Study: State owes nursing homes: $85 million in Medicaid reimbursement at issue [Feb 13 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: Nursing Homes